In this session we look at recent developments in the law in relation to contractual interpretation, implied terms, and excluding indirect and consequential loss. We predict the death of implied contractual obligations of good faith, and consider the importance of governing law and choice of forum clauses, and the implications of Brexit for such clauses.

One of the radical elements of the UK’s package of 2015 collective redress measures takes shape as regulations and guidance governing approval of voluntary redress schemes to compensate persons injured by antitrust infringements are published.